Are you tired of not being able to travel because it's just so expensive? Do finances keep you from your dream destinations and making memories with your family? In this podcast, we show you how you can fulfill that dream of traveling without spending more money. We've earned millions of credit card points to travel all over the world and take our families on amazing vacations. Vacations to Hawaii... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 106 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureHow ToPlaces & TravelEducation |
Tired of long lines at immigration or security when traveling? We’ve got you covered! In this episode, the Travel Mom Squad revisits a favorite topic—Global Entry and TSA PreCheck®—but with a twist. While we’ve covered these programs before, there ar... more
Thinking about diving into points and miles but feeling overwhelmed by annual fees? You’re not alone! In this episode, we’re breaking down our favorite no-annual-fee credit cards and those with annual fees waived for the first year. These cards are n... more
Traveling internationally with kids might sound daunting, but Alex proves it’s absolutely doable—and affordable—using points and miles! In this episode, Alex shares how she made an unforgettable trip to Amsterdam and London with her husband and four ... more
If you’ve ever wondered whether Hilton Honors deserves a spot in your points and miles strategy, this episode is for you! We’re diving into everything you need to know about Hilton’s award program, from earning points and using free night certificate... more
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While there is some good information in these podcasts, the energy of the show is not for me. Their voices drive me nuts. I don’t have a spouse or kids and enjoy traveling by myself. That’s not something you’re going to get in this podcast. I was also shocked by the price of their course! There are several other courses out there, same information, and they are FREE.
Love this podcast. I am from Canada so unfortunately most tips and tricks don’t apply to me but it is still so fun to listen to. I love to have women talk about points and miles for once! Love you ladies!
Truly enjoy the more human and joyful approach this show takes on points and miles. Many of the other shows are so focused on the game that forget to share more about the joy of traveling with loved ones. Good job folks 🌸
Learned a ton from this podcast. Love that it’s women with families talking about how they make points and miles work. They simplify it so much. I was jus able to book my first big points and miles trip to Europe and took a lot of pointers from these ladies!
This podcast makes me so excited and hopeful about traveling. My credit score has already gone up 50 points in like 2 months. It also makes me excited that I can still save money for other things but not have to give up traveling!
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